Brother Jacques (Novels of Paul de Kock, Volume XVII)NOVELS BY Paul de Kock VOLUME XVII BROTHER JACQUESReading editionChapter navigation40 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterNOVELS BY Paul de Kock VOLUME XVII BROTHER JACQUESI A WEDDING PARTY AT THE CADRAN-BLEU.—THE MURVILLE FAMILYII GREAT EVENTS CAUSED BY A JIG AND A SNUFF BOXIII DUFRESNEIV PROJECTS OF BLISSV THE FACE WITH MOUSTACHESVI A DINNER PARTY IN THE COUNTRYVII IN WHICH WE SEE THE MAN WITH MOUSTACHES ONCE MOREVIII WE MUST NOT JUDGE BY APPEARANCESIX BROTHER JACQUES’S ADVENTURESX A LESSON IN MAGNETISMXI JACQUES PUTS CLAIRETTE TO SLEEP AND ACCOMPLISHES MARVELSXII MARVELOUS EXPERIMENTS OF THE LITTLE HUNCHBACKXIII EFFECTS OF THE PHILTERS.—BROTHER JACQUES LEAVES HIS COMPANIONXIV END OF JACQUES’S ADVENTURESXV FOUR MONTHS OF MARRIED LIFE.—NEW PLANSXVI RETURN TO PARIS.—THE BUSINESS AGENTXVII A GRAND PARTY.—A DECLARATION OF LOVEXVIII FOLLY.—BLINDNESS.—WEAKNESSXIX IT WAS NOT HER FAULTXX THE PASSIONS TRAVEL FAST WHEN ONE DOES NOT RESIST THEMXXI THE ROULETTE TABLEXXII THE SCHEMERS.—THE GAMBLERS.—THE SWINDLERSXXIII VIEW OF THE INTERIOR OF A GAMBLING HOUSEXXIV KIND HEARTS.—GRATITUDEXXV THE LOTTERY OFFICEXXVI THE KIND FRIENDS AND WHAT RESULTEDXXVII ADELINE FINDS A PROTECTORXXVIII THE AUDACIOUS VILLAIN.—THE COWARD.—THE DRUNKARDXXIX THE PLACE DU PALAISXXX GOODMAN GERVALXXXI JACQUES AND SANS-SOUCIXXXII THE GALLEY SLAVESXXXIII THE WOOD-CUTTER AND THE ROBBERSXXXIV DUFRESNE’S STORYXXXV THE HOUSE IN THE VOSGESXXXVI THE TRUTH SOMETIMES SEEMS IMPROBABLEXXXVII WHO GOODMAN GERVAL WASXXXVIII THE SMALL GATE IN THE GARDEN ONCE MOREPrevious chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →Volume 17 — I A WEDDING PARTY AT THE CADRAN-BLEU.—THE MURVILLE FAMILYAll chapters and sections (40)Opening pagesFront matterSections17Volume 17 · Other sectionsI A WEDDING PARTY AT THE CADRAN-BLEU.—THE MURVILLE FAMILYII GREAT EVENTS CAUSED BY A JIG AND A SNUFF BOXIII DUFRESNEIV PROJECTS OF BLISSV THE FACE WITH MOUSTACHESVI A DINNER PARTY IN THE COUNTRYVII IN WHICH WE SEE THE MAN WITH MOUSTACHES ONCE MOREVIII WE MUST NOT JUDGE BY APPEARANCESIX BROTHER JACQUES’S ADVENTURESX A LESSON IN MAGNETISMXI JACQUES PUTS CLAIRETTE TO SLEEP AND ACCOMPLISHES MARVELSXII MARVELOUS EXPERIMENTS OF THE LITTLE HUNCHBACKXIII EFFECTS OF THE PHILTERS.—BROTHER JACQUES LEAVES HIS COMPANIONXIV END OF JACQUES’S ADVENTURESXV FOUR MONTHS OF MARRIED LIFE.—NEW PLANSXVI RETURN TO PARIS.—THE BUSINESS AGENTXVII A GRAND PARTY.—A DECLARATION OF LOVEXVIII FOLLY.—BLINDNESS.—WEAKNESSXIX IT WAS NOT HER FAULTXX THE PASSIONS TRAVEL FAST WHEN ONE DOES NOT RESIST THEMXXI THE ROULETTE TABLEXXII THE SCHEMERS.—THE GAMBLERS.—THE SWINDLERSXXIII VIEW OF THE INTERIOR OF A GAMBLING HOUSEXXIV KIND HEARTS.—GRATITUDEXXV THE LOTTERY OFFICEXXVI THE KIND FRIENDS AND WHAT RESULTEDXXVII ADELINE FINDS A PROTECTORXXVIII THE AUDACIOUS VILLAIN.—THE COWARD.—THE DRUNKARDXXIX THE PLACE DU PALAISXXX GOODMAN GERVALXXXI JACQUES AND SANS-SOUCIXXXII THE GALLEY SLAVESXXXIII THE WOOD-CUTTER AND THE ROBBERSXXXIV DUFRESNE’S STORYXXXV THE HOUSE IN THE VOSGESXXXVI THE TRUTH SOMETIMES SEEMS IMPROBABLEXXXVII WHO GOODMAN GERVAL WASXXXVIII THE SMALL GATE IN THE GARDEN ONCE MOREcolophonTHE JEFFERSON PRESS BOSTON NEW YORK◇Copyrighted, 1903-1904, by G. B. & Sons.◇← Front matterI A WEDDING PARTY AT THE CADRAN-BLEU.—THE MURVILLE FAMILY →
